How do I make myself look 62?

Question

I am 17 and I need to look 62 for a play. Does anyone know how I can achieve this? Any makeup tips? I need help and fast!!!!!!!!

Answer 1

with a make-up pencil that is close to your skin tone, draw wrinkles on your face and wear glasses and white hair.

Answer 2

Hmmm....
You'll need the following:
1. A white (with some/a lot grayish hairs) wig
2. Red lipstick. A really Dark and Bright red.
3. Big, and squarish glasses
4. If there isn't a costume [probably is], where some imprinted old-fashioned long skirt that goes down to the ankles with a button-down sweater.
5. NO EYE MAKEUP, but make your skin look pale and frail by maybe overdoing the powder and make the blush a bright color that totally contracts to your skin color

Hope all of that helps and good luck on your play! (if you don't look like a clown by the end of doing this, it proves that it did!)

:)

Answer 3

ok. DONT wear a white haired wig. a lot of times now 62 year olds try to die their hair and it ends up looking kinda bad. you probably could wear a white haired wig if you wanted too but by 62 you arent white hair. you start getting some. dont draw wrinkles cause thatll look too fake. wear no eyemakeup whatsoever. a kinda bright redish lipstick. it should look like something a teen shouldnot and wouldnot wear. wear some blush that looks like blush. it shouldnt look too smooth. and about the glasses. if you were really 62, would you want to look like a geek? didnt think so. you most likely wouldnt wear big glasses. hope i helped.
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Answer 4

Wear a white wig or use white hair dye that can be washed out. Use or borrow large, round glasses and wear them halfway on your nose bridge. Apply blotchy powder in a tone several shades lighter and draw wrinkles with a concealer stick of similar tone. Wear a bright, overdone shade of blush (red or bright reddish pink) and shine-free lipstick w/o gloss. Don't wear eye makeup.

Answer 5

well, i know what my gramma looked like, so i'll tell you that:
1) as pale as you can make yourself. when gramma was young, tan wasn't a sexy thing like is is today, tan meant you had to labor outside a lot, which was not cute.
2) wig, not of white, but of a strange, red-orange color that a lot of old ladies seem to enjoy. my boyfriend says that a lot of his grandma's friends tinted their white hair light blue, because pastel-tinted hair was the style for a time when they were young, but personally, i've never seen that.
3) orangey lipstick. my gramma wore revlon moon drops lipstick in poppysilk red.
4) orthopedic shoes! and shuffle around.

thats the best advice i can give. also, make sure you say "i'm old" a lot. not really, though i'm sure it would drive the point home.

Answer 6

WHITE HAIR!
old people have wrinkles, try to get a wrinkly affect and big glasses. don't wear any eye makeup but wear blush! and lip stick. Good luck!

Answer 7

white hair.....um, pale makeup, ugly colored lipstick like REALLY PINK like back in the day, freckled skin to look like sun spots, i don't know how to get the wrinkly look though....srry....good luck in the play!

Answer 8

white hair